Escher

• Escher-inspired animorphic art by Kelly Houle, including "impossible figures" such as linked Penrose tribars.

• David Bailey's world of tesselations. Primarily consists of Escher-like drawings but also includes an interesting section about Kepler's work on polyhedra.

• Computer art inspired by M. C. Escher and V. Vasarely, H. Kuiper.

• Contortion Engineering. Some Escher-like impossible figures from Offworld Press.

• Andrew Crompton. Grotesque geometry, Tessellations, Lifelike Tilings, Escher style drawings, Dissection Puzzles, Geometrical Graphics, Mathematical Art. Anamorphic Mirrors, Aperiodic tilings, Optical Machines.

• Delta Blocks. Hop David discusses ideas for manufacturing building blocks based on the tetrahedron-octahedron space tiling depicted in Escher's "Flatworms".

• Sylvie Donmoyer geometry-inspired paintings including Menger sponges and a behind-the-scenes look at Escher's Stars.

• Escher for real and beyond Escher for real. Gershon Elber uses layered manufacturing systems to build 3d models of Escher's illusions. The trick is to make some seemingly-flat surfaces curve towards and away from the viewplane.
  

• Escher and the Droste effect. Mathematical analysis of Escher's "Print Gallery".

• Escher in the classroom, Jill Britton.

• Escher in the Palace. The official web site of the Escher museum in The Hague.

• M. C. Escher: Artist or Mathematician?

• Escher Fish. Silvio Levy's tessellation of the Poincare model of the hyperbolic plane by fish in M.C. Escher's style. From the Geometry Center archives.

• Escher patterns, Yoshiaki Araki.

• Escher sphere construction kit.

• Escher's buildings in origami.

• Escher's combinatorial patterns, D. Schattschneider, Elect. J. Combinatorics.

• Escherian Blast-Ended Skrewts.

• Escherization. How to find a periodic tile as close as possible to a given shape? Craig S. Kaplan, U. Washington.
  

• Robert Fathauer's Escher-like tesselation art.

• Frustro, a font made of Escherian impossible figures.

• Gallery of interactive on-line geometry. The Geometry Center's collection includes programs for generating Penrose tilings, making periodic drawings a la Escher in the Euclidean and hyperbolic planes, playing pinball in negatively curved spaces, viewing 3d objects, exploring the space of angle geometries, and visualizing Riemann surfaces.

• Gecko Stone interlocking concrete pavers in geometric and animal shapes, designed by John August.

• Helical Gallery. Spirals in the work of M. C. Escher and in X-ray observations of the sun's corona.

• Houtrust Relief. Nice photo of a 3d version of one of Escher's bird-fish textures, on the wall of a water purifying plant in The Netherlands. The same photographer has several other Escher photos including one of Metamorphoses in the Hague post office.

• Intriguing tessellations. Marjorie Rice's Escher-like art.

• Jim ex machina. Escher-like tessellations by Jim McNeill.

• Robert F. Kauffman's fractal and Escherian art, with Escher-like animated animal-form tilings.

• Landry Art, Escheresque tessellations, and balsa and paper polyhedra, including some prints, t-shirts, and models available for purchase.

• Mathematical imagery by Jos Leys. Knots, Escher tilings, spirals, fractals, circle inversions, hyperbolic tilings, Penrose tilings, and more.

• Marcin Malinowski's Escher-like tesselations.

• Mathematical lego sculptures and Escher Lego, Andrew Lipson.

• More hyperbolic tilings and software for creating them, J. Mount.

• Ozbird Escher-like tessellations by John Osborn, including several based on Penrose tilings.

• Ozzigami tessellations, papercraft, unfolded peel-n-stick glitter Platonic solids, and more.

• Penguins on the hyperbolic plane, Misha Kapovich. See also his Escher-like Crocodiles on the Euclidean plane.

• Prints by Robert Fathauer. Escher-like interlocking animals form spiral tilings and fractals.

• Peter Raedschelder's page of Escher-like figures

• Solid object which generates an anomalous picture. Kokichi Sugihara makes models of Escher-like illusions from folded paper. He has plenty more where this one came from, but maybe the others aren't on the web.

• Tesselation world of Makoto Nakamura.

• Tessellations, a company which makes Puzzellations puzzles, posters, prints, and kaleidoscopes inspired in part by Escher, Penrose, and Mendelbrot.

• Tessellations, Periodic Drawings, Computer Graphics, Latticework, ... William Chow likes Escher-like patterns of interlocking figure and really really long web page titles.

• Three-dimensional models based on the works of M. C. Escher

• Tilable perspectives. Patrick Snels creates two-dimensional images which tile the plane to form 3d-looking views including some interesting Escher-like warped perspectives. See also his even more Escherian tesselations page.

• On a tiling scheme by M. C. Escher, D. Davis, Elect. J. Combinatorics.

• Totally Tessellated. Mosaics, tilings, Escher, and beyond.

• Trefoil knot stairs. Java animation of an Escher-like infinite stair construction, intended as a Montreal metro station sculpture, by Guillaume LaBelle.

• Triangles and squares. Slides from a talk I gave relating a simple 2d puzzle, Escher's drawings of 3d polyhedra, and the combinatorics of 4d polytopes, via angles in hyperbolic space. Warning: very large file (~8Mb). For more technical details see my paper with Kuperberg and Ziegler.
  

• Visual math, the mathematical art of M. C. Escher.

• Westside Impressions sells Escher T-shirts.

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